Train Murder Plot Averts Poison Death On Express
In Trenton North Carolina a dramatic plot to murder Rue Rudolf Vogt of Louisville was foiled aboard a fast express. A man tried to force a poison potion on Vogt as the train rattled toward Washington. Mrs Jean Adams of New York and Dr Edward Boyer of Providence aided the rescue and Vogt was rushed to a hospital after a strong ether odor was detected. The would be killers fled. Vogt remains in grave danger.
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Trenton
N. C
Louisville
Vogt
Perth
New York
Washington
Hospital
Heer
Jean Adams
Edward Boyer
Providence
Xang
Vows
Special service steel worker lectures at Plum Creek Church
An event at the Plum Creek Church of the Brethren near Eldortan hosts Dr Kurt, a Vale daowell graduate, delivering four lectures on youth culture and life. The sessions run Saturday 2006 p.m. and Sunday with topics The Meanings of Culture, The Symphony of Life, The Mission May, and The Three Choices of Youth. Audience is expected from nearby communities as part of county Sunday School activities.
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Plum Greek
Bethany Tichea
Va Chieu
Church of the Brethren
Eldortan
Wurty
Valedaowell
Kurte
Siovlay
Lifu
Plum Creek
Mystery Still Clings To Leah Dilley Disappearance
Pittsburgh police chief says Leah Minerva Dilley may be held or taken from home near Sharon. Searches at river and Books Farms fail to locate the four year old, as father George Dilley, jailed for domestic distress, is released to aid the hunt. Authorities press on amid poverty and lack of leads in the Shenango area.
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Weirton
Dune &—Ins
Wollidayscove
Peter Grogar
Greper
Crewer
Ceregor
GS. Gastrell
Core
Cove
Hollidayscove
Cattrell
Amalsgamated Association of Iron, Steel and ‘Tin Workers
Weirton Concern
Charles Steger
Bleger
Pittsburgh
George Dilley
Leah Minerva Dilley
Sharon
Allegheny County
Coday Rapid
Dilley
Authoriies
Charles Sloper
Vanes Ster
Shenango
Sbeger
Bile Bey
Heareh
Fuji
Newspapermen Should Stay Single Says Kilgallen
J L Kilgallen, quoted at length, defends single life for newspapermen and critiques public figures. He names Thomas, Chapman, and Snyder in references to high profile cases, while noting journalists face scrutiny and desire public approval. Kilgallen discusses fame, personality, and the press in remarks captured from a broader interview.
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J. L. Kilgallen
Fire Rips New Kensington Businesses In Westmoreland Blaze
A Friday night fire swept multiple buildings on Fifth Avenue New Kensington causing extensive damage to shops including Westmoreland Transportation New Kensington Wasieah Gans panies ore, the Ravan Cariels the Gwen Paint Shop and more. Exploding gas tanks fueled the flames as residents fled and firefighters battled the blaze.
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Westmoreland ‘Transportation
New Kensington
Wasieah Gans Panies Oligos
Ravan Cariels
Gwen Paint Shop
John Moyers
Nu Ken Gardens
Fifth Avenue
Verdict Delays and Jury Deadlock Highlight Court Hearings
A lengthy jury deadlock led to a 48 hour stall and eventual acquittal in a Pittsburgh federal case. Prosecutors pressed to poll jurors as the court noted difficult deliberations and strong emotions surrounding the defendants. The proceedings reflected tense political and social divides as deliberations continued into the week.
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Proserutor
Marsh
Poe
Carnegie Steel Homestead Plant Faces Strike Tensions
At the Homestead plant, Carnegie Steel confronts labor unrest as about 40 percent oppose a strike while 7,000 workers continue at near full capacity. McConnell, the general superintendent, cites wage gains and 38 percent capacity, warning outsiders could inflame passions and promising to protect property if a strike occurs. Company police numbered around 100 guard grounds.
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Lowi
Wiys
Tre
Bert Ktine
Homestead Daily Messenger
McConnell
Carnegie
Lainuge
Safety Department
Ty McConnell
Homestead
Death Claims WM M Hosack at Vos Church and Blairsville Cemetery
The funeral service for William M. Hosack will be held at Vos Burton Presbyterian Church of Lataville on Saturday at a scheduled hour, with the Rev. Susie White officiating. Burial follows at Blairsville Cemetery. The article notes a surge in county social services during the period.
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Vos
Lattaville
Me White
Blairsville Cemetery
Roosevelt outlines national plan for resources and social insurance
President Roosevelt calls for a long term national program to develop land and water resources, housing, and social insurance. He urges a large annual appropriation over many years, a streamlined Congress, and state participation, aiming to lift the nation from postwar distress and improve citizens' security.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Republicans to Meet Tomorrow for State Committee
Harrisburg dispatch reports state GOP leaders converge for tomorrow's Harrisburg meeting to decide campaign leadership. Key figures include David Lawrence and Ralph Bashore with Warren Van Dyke possibly retiring. party factions weigh chair and vice chair options amid ongoing primary activity.
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David, 4. Rom
Pinchot
Joseph ®. Caffey
Reed
Ctleaga
Henry P. Pletcher
Pennsylvania
Jamal
Philadelphia
Biunveda Cies
Edwin Ro Ces
Vara Maidorremen
Ay Taylor
Ehudi- Min Wih
Tinver Panight
Ronkenders
View
Mes
Barclay J. Wari Son
Villadelphia
Mrss
Ro Oba
Lugerne Cay Bresident
Peninsyd
Yan Capel
Republican
Scifh
Atharney Gohera
William A. Schnader
Rairty
Povernear
Sha. Chateles el Ie Cy Oop
Timplin Eownig
Sveretpp Doying
Harrisburg
Warren van Dyke
Attechalman
Toj
David Lawrence
Allegheny County
Ralph M. Bashore
Schuylkill County
van Dyke
Renigin
Thiladelphia
Roosevelt
Chivd
Rober L. Ayers, Jr
Camp Hill
Pide
Clinton Ry Hensberger
Stroudsburg
Lind
Lind Asst
Postatistes General
Katherine C. Henderson
Altoona
Edward B. Zimmerman
Soo
Three Die In Electric Chair In Bronx Murder Trust
A June night at Sing Sing saw three Bronx murder trust officers executed by electric chair while one scheduled participant received a two week reprieve. Frank Pasqua, Anthony Mavino, and Daniel Kriesberg faced death as leaders of the enterprise, with Joe Murphy among the involved but spared. Witnesses observed the grim ritual from the pews as the condemned faced their final moment.
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James Cannon
SN. S. Star
Ossining
N. Y
The
Bronx Murder Trust
Death
Sing Sing
Styx
Frank Pasqua
Daniel Kiresberp
Anthony Mavino
Charion
Joe Murphy
Willam Bray
Big Joe
Irank Pasqua
Murder Trust
Anthony Mating
International News Service
Daniel Kriesberg
Girl borrows gun and shoots self in Philadelphia saloon
In Philadelphia a 22 year old woman, Alice Doris West, borrowed a pistol from Patrolman Madison Hooven after a test. She told him she was sick of it all and shot herself in the north east section, the gun was unloaded by the officer before she took it. The single bullet struck her left breast and exited her back.
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Philadelphia
INS
Alice Doris West
Madison Hooven
Purchase Line 4-4 Clothing Club Meet
The Purchase Line 4-4 Clothing Club met at Mrs. Kirkland home with Miss Bessie Owen in charge. Twenty three members attended as countywide home economics clubs are noted. State party planning and elections were discussed as the committee prepares a platform and leadership for the fall campaign.
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Purchase Line
Kirkland
Bessie Owen
Pinels
Conmadore
Necker’s Point
Mer Yieinity
Marion Cenuler
Clarksburg
Stochester Mills
Dertown
Stavford
Siniekabur Lovejoy
Strongstown
Blairaville
Dorothy Dell Actress Killed in Hollywood Car Crash
Dorothy Dell, Miss Universe 1980, and Dr. Carl Wagner were in a car crash near Hollywood returning from a Pasadena party. Dell died at the scene. Wagner, with probable skull fracture, was hospitalized with poor odds of recovery. Dell had risen from New York stage to Paramount films.
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Hollywood
INS
Dorothy Dell
Carl Wagner
Pasadena
Cal
Dr. Wagner
Mollywood
Wagner
Miss Dell
New Orleans
New York
Paramount Film Studio
Victor McLaglen
Leonard Siever
Fifty-Six Pass Mining Tests Reported Across Towns
A list of fifty six miners including Miller of Creekside and Onuffe of Elmora appears with locations such as Punxsutawney DuBois and Reynoldsville. The examining board comprised Steinheiser Craig Frew Nairn Langan Lewis and others overseeing the tests and proceedings.
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Michael Onuffe
Elmora
William Tatlers
DuBois
Robert B. Hewes
Punxsutawney
Melvin R. Chapman
Charles J. Ling
Homer City
William C. Bush
Indiana
R. D
Joseph Beresky
du Bois
Glenn L. Yockey
Iselin
Edward Hebden
Joseph Golgosky
James C. Weasel
Patton
Eugene P. Kelley
Spangler
Clifford Brooks
Big Run
Daniel W. Chapman
Lucerne Mines
Michael Polifke
Sykesville
Omer L. Morrow
Auliman
Homer G. Nibert
John Barish
Howard 1. Schuckers
Reynoldsville
Robert McCully
Aultman
George II
Mehelic
Ernest
Richard DeHart
John K. King
John Ketrick
John Ward
Clymer
Jus
R. Townsend
Arcadia
George Ramsey
Robert Harvey
Eleanora
Leopold Pregerzinsky
Charles Kuhn
Russell Yasenchuck
Lynesville
Robert Strain
Culver
Doyle Vinton
John Dunchak
George J. Stein
Evicted Family Under the Elms Moves to Tent
Irwin June 8 An eviction story centers on Mr and Mrs Martin Anthony and seven children driven from a farm for two years of unpaid rent. They now live in a tent with their belongings on a field as relief officials lament the failure to aid them while the owners attorney accuses the family of defiant behavior.
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Irwin
INS
Martin Anthony
Babe
Crover
Anthony
Irwin Relief
Westmoreland County
Paul M. Keenan
Westmoreland County Relief Board
County Poor Board
Harry Allshouse
McFarlane Heirs
Sheriff Wilson Names Deputy Coroner In St Clair Death
Sheriff A Eugene Wilson who becomes coroner after Dr Frederick Walker St Clair’s death yesterday appointed Dr M M Davis as deputy coroner. Davis, previously deputy under St Clair, was sworn in by Prothonotary W Earl Long. St Clair had served 11 years as coroner since 1923 and 1927 re election. He was again elected in 1981.
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A. Eugene Wilson
Frederick Walker St. Clair
M. M. Davis
Dr. Davis
Dr. St. Clair
W. Earl Long
Sheriff Wilson
Pinchot
Married as They Walk a Sho Pitttburgh Bride and Groom
A light chain linked Joe Weiss of Lakewood Ohio and Nel Lie Saylors of Indianapolis to join as partners in a 24 day walk a shoe contest, then to bond in marriage. The couple said the celebration will be public, not a sudden cage of love, and they plan to spend their honeymoon making appearances.
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Pittsburgh
Joe Weiss
Lakewood
Nellie Saylors
Indianapolis
Ind
Police scouring town for Dillinger gang after Carroll death
Waterloo dispatch says Tommy Carroll died from four gunshots after naming a possible burial site for John Dillinger. Authorities weigh his hint while pursuing Dillinger fugitives and tracking a young woman who claimed to be Carrolls wife. Federal agents received unconfirmed tips of hidden bodies and a dynamite threat to a county jail.
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Waterloo
INS
Tommy Carroll
John Dillinger
America
Carroll
Dillinger
H. A. Dewey
Department of Justice
Carrall
Spiker Lake
Wis
P. E. Walker
Walker
Emil Steffen
Jeatt Crompton
Jean Delaney
St. Paul
Miss Crompton
Spider Lake
Firemen Plan for Big Time
Report notes a level below standard triggering a fire story dam. Prof. S Capalla of the Clymer Boys Band and Clymer Symphony Orchestra announced he will teach music in Morris street homes to interested students. A rare rainstorm blessed Clymer at 9:20 PM on Wednesday, aiding gardens and quelling heat, with no damage reported.
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S. Capalla
Clymer Boys Band
Clymer Symphony Orchestra
Morris Street
Clymer
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